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Domain name disputes have existed since the dawn of the internet. Most domain scandals involve cybersquatting, the controversial practice of buying domain names in order to profit from a trademarked name. The Anticybersquatting Consumer Protection Act (ACPA) of 1999 attempts to prevent such misconduct. However, efforts to capitalize on popular trademarks have not ceased. Here are the top domain name… Continue reading Top Domain Name Disputes & Scandals

Sally Yates is the infamous former Acting U.S. Attorney General who was fired by President Donald Trump. Yates labeled Trump’s recent travel ban Executive Order as indefensible and unconstitutional. Well, an anonymous Canadian has chimed in. At least according to a domain name registered on Jan. 27th. Brief Background on Trump’s Order, Referred to as a “Muslim Ban”… Continue reading Sally Yates Honored by Anonymous Domain Registration

The most interesting presidential campaign in modern history also showed that domain names do matter in an election. With our pocket calculator, a WHOIS tool, and some election math, we assessed how use of domains would have contributed to a Hillary Clinton victory – in any country other than the U.S. 2016 Presidential Election Math:… Continue reading How Domain Names Almost Helped Hillary Win The Election

It’s definitely cheaper to prevent political domain cybersquatting. You’ll save time, too. Fighting squatters is expensive and you may not win. We tell FYNE clients to register their name as a domain immediately. Secure domains before hiring staff, considering focus groups, filing petitions, or leasing office space. Don’t tell anyone you might launch a political… Continue reading Political Consequences of Not Securing Domains